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What’s trending, staple favorites and the latest in natural ingredients? For natural, science-backed Face Care, these Australian Native and Traditional plant extracts  are created using our innovation and continual advances in Cellular Extraction. The Hydrophilic Cellular Extract delivers the concert of natural molecules in the species’ water-soluble entourage. Explore the library of exciting skin-loving phyto-compounds in ingredients to simplify skin care formulations and work with nature’s brilliant design. Target direct concerns, from fine lines to pigmentation, and trial for your next cleanser, scrub, mask, moisturiser, serum, mist, day/night cream, lotion and more!

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        Danelion stems capped with bright yellow flowers growing wild

        Dandelion Cellular Extract

        Taraxacum officinale

        Dried coriander seed on a mat, scientifically known as Coriandum sativum

        Coriander Cellular Extract

        Coriandum sativum

        Bright yellow coleus flowers growing in the wild, scientifically known as Tussilago farfara

        Coltsfoot Cellular Extract

        Tussilago farfara

        Cranberry Cellular Extract

        Cranberry Cellular Extract

        Vaccinium macrocarpon

        Coconut cut in half on a bamboo mat, scientifically known as Cocos nucifera

        Coconut Cellular Extract

        Cocos nucifera

        Dried brown cloves, nail like in shape, scientifically known as Syzygium aromaticum (Synonym Eugenia caryophyllus)

        Clove Cellular Extract

        Syzygium aromaticum (Synonym Eugenia caryophyllus)

        Clementine mandarin deep orange with smooth glossy skin cut in half, scientifically known as Citrus x clementina

        Clementine Cellular Extract

        Citrus x clementina

        Cinnamon Myrtle Cellular Extract

        Cinnamon Myrtle Cellular Extract

        Backhousia myrtifolia

        Close up of cinnamon stlks reddish-brown in colour, hard and woody in texture

        Cinnamon Cellular Extract

        Cinnamomum zeylanicum

        Chaga mushroom growing wild on the base of a tree, rough in texture, scientifically known as Inonotus obliquus

        Chaga Mushroom Cellular Extract

        Inonotus obliquus

        Lime green top of the celery stalk, scientifically known as Apium graveolens

        Celery Seed Cellular Extract

        Apium graveolens

        Thick chunky tapered vibrant orange carrots, scientifically known as Daucus carota

        Carrot Cellular Extract

        Daucus carota

        Close up of dried caraway seeds, golden in colour

        Caraway Seed Cellular Extract

        Carum carvi

        Inside of a Cantaloupe, also known as melon, cut into a diamond shape, scientifically named Cucumis melo cantalupensis

        Cantaloupe Cellular Extract

        Cucumis melo cantalupensis

        Soft light pink petals of the Camellia flower, scientifically called Camellia japonica

        Camellia Flower Cellular Extract

        Camellia japonica

        Green spine tipped leaves with bright red berries scientifically named Ruscus aculeatus

        Butchers Broom Cellular Extract

        Ruscus aculeatus

        Close up of Burdock root cream to light yellow in colour, scientifically named Arctium lappa

        Burdock Cellular Extract

        Arctium lappa

        Ripe blood oranges with deep red centre, scientifically named Citrus x sinensis

        Blood Orange Cellular Extract

        Citrus x sinensis

        Bright lime green Birch leaf, scientifically called Betula alba

        Birch Leaf Cellular Extract

        Betula alba

        Cluster of fresh Basil leaves bright green

        Basil Cellular Extract

        Ocimum basilicum

        Barberry tree with bright yellow flowers

        Barberry Bark Cellular Extract

        Berberis vulgaris

        Small flower buds of the Angelica archangelica plant

        Angelica Cellular Extract

        Angelica archanglica

        Atlantic Kelp with long strap like fronds with large egg-shaped air bladders, yellow to grren in colour

        Atlantic Kelp (Knotted Wrack) Cellular Extract

        Ascophyllum nodosum

        Raspberry (Rubus idaeus), plump red berries, are used to create the Native Extracts Raspberry Cellular Extract.

        Raspberry Cellular Extract

        Rubus idaeus

        Bright orange apricots growing on a stem

        Apricot Cellular Extract

        Prunus armeniaca

        Star anise pod shaped like a star

        Anise Cellular Extract

        Pimpinella anisum

        The Agrimony plant, with small yellow flowers.

        Agrimony Cellular Extract

        Agrimonia eupatoria

        Close up of Shativari root also know as Asparagus Shativari Root

        Asparagus (Shativari) Root Cellular Extract

        Asparagus racemosus

        The Alfalfa plant, with soft purple flowers.

        Alfalfa Cellular Extract

        Medicago sativa

        Rich red coffee fruit berries growing on a brach, scientifically known as Coffea arabica

        Coffee Berry Cellular Extract

        Coffea arabica

        The Moringa tree (Moringa oleifera) is also called the drumstick tree, horseradish tree, ben oil tree, or ben tree.

        Moringa Cellular Extract

        Moringa oleifera

        The Sage plant, (Salvia officinalis), is light green in colour, with leaves that are soft to touch, and is used to create the Native Extracts Sage Cellular Extract.

        Sage Cellular Extract

        Salvia officinalis

        Australian native blackwood wattle with fluffy white flowers, scientifically names Acacia melanoxylon

        Blackwood Wattle Cellular Extract

        Acacia melanoxylon

        The Mountain Pepper Plant with white flowers. The leaves are used to create the Mountain Pepper Leaf Cellular Extract.

        Mountain Pepper Leaf Cellular Extract

        Tasmannia lanceolata

        Native Raspberry, known as the Small-leafed Bramble, has vibrant red berries, which are used to create the Native Raspberry Cellular Extract.

        Native Raspberry Cellular Extract

        Rubus parvifolius

        The Sea Parsley plant, (Apium prostratum), is a plant with long thin, green stems, flat leaves, and small white flowers, and is used to create the Native Extracts Sea Parsley Cellular Extract.

        Sea Parsley Cellular Extract

        Apium prostratum

        The Silky Oil Grass, known as Native Lemongrass or Australian Lemon Scented Grass (Cymbopogan bombycinus), is a plant that has long stalks with white fluffy seed pods and is used to create the Native Extracts Silky Oil Grass Cellular Extract.

        Silky Oil Grass Cellular Extract

        Cymbopogan bombycinus

        White Cypress Leaf Cellular Extract

        White Cypress Leaf Cellular Extract

        Callitris glaucophylla

        Waxflower Leaf Cellular Extract

        Waxflower Leaf Cellular Extract

        Chamelaucium uncinatum

        Wild Orange Cellular Extract

        Wild Orange Cellular Extract

        Capparis mitchellii

        Bark of the Amur Bark plant

        Amur Bark Cellular Extract

        Phellodendron amurense

        Bright green young Bamboo leaves growing

        Bamboo Cellular Extract

        Bambusa vulgaris

        Ripe lime fruit handing from a branch with raindrops, also known as Citrus aurantifolia

        Australian Lime Caviar Cellular Extract

        Citrus aurantifolia

        Ripe and semi ripe blackberries also known scientifically as Rubus fruticosus

        Blackberry Cellular Extract

        Rubus fruticosus

        Bright red, purple bunch of beetroot roots

        Beetroot Cellular Extract

        Beta vulgaris (synonym cicla; esculenta; rapacea)

        Cluster of ripe bitter oranges growing, scientifically known as Citrus aurantium amara

        Bitter Orange Cellular Extract

        Citrus aurantium amara

        Cluster of bright blue/purple blueberry fruit growing, scientifically named Vaccinium corymbosum

        Blueberry Cellular Extract

        Vaccinium corymbosum

        Close up of the tops of the Broccoli vegetable, beautiful bright green, scientifically named Brassica oleracea italica

        Broccoli Cellular Extract

        Brassica oleracea italica

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